Technology of Complex Treatment of Natural Gas before its Delivery to the Consumer

Ezhov, V. S.; Semicheva, Natalia; Shchedrina, G. G.

doi:10.1007/s10556-021-00834-y

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“…The section of the two-phase LNG flow is divided into segments, within which the steam content x and the parameters of each of the phases are taken constant. To calculate the pressure loss by friction Apcm.tr on the segments delta l the ratios of both the model with phase slip (5)(6) and the homogeneous model (7-12) can be adopted.…”

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“…), which are unfavorable for the construction of trunk gas pipelines. Therefore, two large natural gas liquefaction plants have already been built there and continue to increase their capacity -on Sakhalin Island and on the Yamal Peninsula [4] to [6]. For intercontinental LNG transport, a fleet of methane tankers with tank volumes of up to 120 thousand m3 and more has been built, which is equivalent to 72 million m3 of conventional gas.…”

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Research of the possibility of transmission of liquefied natural gas through a pipeline by a non-pressure method

Zhmakin¹,

Budnikov²

2021

J Appl Eng Science

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This article discusses the problems of transmission of liquefied natural gas through a non-pressure pipeline from a stationary storage facility to a transport cryogenic tank and ways to solve them. Theoretical studies have been carried out, including mathematical modeling of thermal and hydrodynamic processes during the transmission of liquefied natural gas through a pipeline by a non-pressure method.

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Research of the possibility of transmission of liquefied natural gas through a pipeline by a non-pressure method

Zhmakin¹,

Budnikov²

2021

J Appl Eng Science

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Experimental Study of the Process of Cleaning Flue Gases from Harmful Components Using Granulated Blast-furnace Slag

Ezhov,

Semicheva,

Burtsev

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Èkol. prom. Ross.

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An experimental study of the adsorption process of carbon and nitrogen oxides was carried out at various flue gas flow rates and concentrations of harmful components. The optimal conditions for the adsorption process were determined at various flue gas flow rates. It has been demonstrated that the efficiency of adsorption of carbon and nitrogen oxides depends on the flue gas flow rate, the concentration of these components and the process temperature. A design has been developed for an environmentally friendly nozzle for a chimney using granulated blast furnace slag as an adsorbent, which allows achieving a degree of gas purification of 50–55% or higher under optimal operating conditions.

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Technology of Complex Treatment of Natural Gas before its Delivery to the Consumer

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Research of the possibility of transmission of liquefied natural gas through a pipeline by a non-pressure method

Research of the possibility of transmission of liquefied natural gas through a pipeline by a non-pressure method

Experimental Study of the Process of Cleaning Flue Gases from Harmful Components Using Granulated Blast-furnace Slag

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